Ethereum-based exchange-traded funds (ETFs) in the U.S. faced significant outflows in March, totaling $401 million (approximately ¥60.55 billion), erasing gains from the first two months of 2025. This represents 5.9% of their total assets under management (AUM).
Key Data Points
- Bitcoin ETFs saw outflows of $893 million (¥134.84 billion) during the same period, just 0.9% of their AUM.
Year-to-date performance:
- Ethereum (ETH) dropped 37% to ~$2,080.
- Bitcoin (BTC) fell 7.5% to ~$87,300.
Market Trends
According to SoSoValue:
- Ethereum ETFs recorded net inflows on only one day in March (March 4: $14.58 million).
- January and February had inflows of $101 million** and **$60 million, respectively.
- Despite recent outflows, Ethereum ETFs maintain $2.42 billion** in net inflows since launch—far below Bitcoin ETFs’ **$36.05 billion.
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Price Action
Since March 1:
- ETH declined 8.5%, while BTC gained 3%.
- The CoinDesk 20 Index (CD20) fell 21% year-to-date.
FAQs
1. Why are Ethereum ETFs losing more assets than Bitcoin ETFs?
Ethereum’s sharper price drop and smaller investor base contribute to higher relative outflows.
2. Will Ethereum ETFs recover?
While short-term volatility persists, long-term adoption (e.g., DeFi, smart contracts) could stabilize inflows.
3. How do ETF flows impact ETH’s price?
Large outflows increase selling pressure, exacerbating price declines.
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Conclusion
Ethereum ETFs face headwinds amid broader crypto market corrections, but their structural utility in blockchain ecosystems may support future growth. Investors should monitor macroeconomic trends and regulatory developments.
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